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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-25

.anaTated durirg the struggle, and each
thought the other We, dead until a K"
Gays since, and when they al !no. y'S,'''
day ut Market hall, the RAIDER Is lett to
imaginc the scene.
Among the old soldiers present = ID. :.
: Nathers. of Columbus, O., who W., Il
rIrrl. with Tullrnt IL n.'arlaia a. the
rr,aEiur out - he war. lie gave Up his
situation .ul eLt,:rd 80 pr.yat" ~ the
Thirteenth West Virginia tay"i.y, "n''
WIS rran.u'rd "a First and Second Lieu
tenant OF Company i, mwd served on Gen
,Ial l.. =. Hayes sta" ~ HuIr-5".r camp Tor
q wear. and tucn ~ Division Provo Mar
,hSl.
John MoiTIt, of the First West Virginia
Infantry, Il member OF the company COM
mandcd bv Captain St0Ckcy, Of Steuhcn-
Vile. stated Yesterday that the first rebel
flag torn down was taken at PLlliprI by
members OF ms company, and was sent to
Pittsburg, Pa. by a Dt>path reporter and
nIaced on exhibition there. Mr.. MOtiat
en- n piece out of the corner and sent 1t
home in a letter. This lag will be on 'N-
hibition here during the week.
Among the many pleasing incidents Of
this R"uniua was tie meeting Of Samuel
still. of Company l., First va. Vol. Inf,
and VIM. Tucker, OF Company II, same
regiment. When they last were together
if was in hospital 1T MuoIlicli, when both
were wounded September II, lS63. Zach,
it was believed, fatally, 4 minnie ball nav
ing pierced the LEFT lung OF Still, fucker
receiving three wounds, each man carrying
vet the lead received on that occasion. \
month after the engagement Mr.. Tucker
recovered sufficiently to 10 removed, and
from that time 10 the present they had not
met. Dor did either Know the other was
alive until they met At the Mclure House
on Tuesday noon.
Jacob Hull, the oldest member OF Bat.
tcrv -, although 80 feeble that he has to
he assisted i'll walking, WAS at the meeting
on the grounds Yesterday, he having conn"
on from the SulGicls' Home to meet the
boys.
BATTERY d got her old flag back ycstrr-
day, and it may he safely said that 1t VIII
never leave the organization again. lhe
boys look on 1t with reverence.
General George w. Men, Of Cincinnati,
aud Captain ~. {. Warwick, OF the same
place, will he here this morning. The
Captain il one OF the vicc-prcsldemtS "I the
Society of the Army of West Virginia, ard
has rendered valuable assistance IN the Al
engagements Tor the meeting.
The following explains itself:
HEApQ'E, J.. W. HuILIpAY Posi-,
n, - DEp'T W "a e. 4 IL
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THE Ellen ENTU
The Reunion Held by Cot. Eukey's

The Reunion Held by Cot. Hnkey'H
Command.
The Eleventh Virginia met at the south
end Of the market house ut o'clock, Col.
Eukey presiding. In calling the meeting
10 order Col. Bukey made a stirring address
to the boys, which was listened to with
great interest by the twenty live or thirty
members OF the organization who wery
present in the little room. Tie ]rccounted
the advantages to accrue iroIu u regimental
organization. The Twelfth men came
from widely scattered points, the1e being
ouly three members residing ia the city,
aud the difficulty OF getting the members
together L.. therefore, apparent. In pre-
scntlug these thoughts tn his old comrades
Colonel Bukry announced that the meet
ing over winch ne presided was purely an
informal one. but added that If enough Of
the boys could be- gotten together IA or
gAnilItiou would be elected.
Another meeting will probably be held
IN the hall IT the lower end OF the Second
ward market house Ia. day, aud all c"Ul-
radr~ IN the city ere requested To call IN
to-day and learn the hour. EefOrr 'rpIrat-
iug Yesterday ]attogaGcn u complete roster
OF the member, present WAS made.
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1prut of officers for thy ensuing year. The
committee vas composed of Captain Free
mlu. William Tucker AMI q j. rawlings
The following officers were reported.
pres,dent-Capt. II. T.. Hubbard.
Vice Pgr-,drnt~-Jamcs i. Henry, Co.
4. r. II. Mckee. Co. Il, Mr.. K. Smiley, Co.
c., Jas. =. Luy~don. Co. ID John j.. Baird,
Co. +. John l.. Shepherd, Thomas Lloyd,
Thomas Reed. Robert Gray, samuel Leach.
Recording Secretary C. T. Irwin.
Corresponding Secretary ia. t. Cfaw-
lord.
TrrA.urrr-C J.. RlwlIug
The report ul,p recommended that the
Executive Committee III charge ui thcucAt
meeting be- composed of tine rrrau!rut 81
the Society ana the two Secretaries with
Iim,s + Morrow and j. NJ. Lytir, with
r,,vyrr TO add other names II necessary.
The r,pogt w. unanimously adoplct
and the matter oil the neat meeting p'ir'
rlmr IN tor discussions, and 1t was drc'Gt"
To meet in Wheeling next year, the time
20 hn set by TIA" Executive Committee.
4 propo4ition WIS nude that the com
rlde, of the Fourth Virginia Infantry who
were ~,rtrranilrd with the Second, and
. with whom the Frai w.,~ consolidated, "'
accented into full membership Of the So'l.
/ rtv. This raised quite al animated DIS
/ r~uSsiuu. alter which tie proposition va,
carriet.
II wax the intention to have a uunbtro
/ informal ype.rhrs after the business had
been transacted, hut the informal camT
I lire having commenced the body adjourned
and went across to the big tent TO phrtici
nate IN the meeting /, wls requested tina.
! MI members ct the Society meet in th'
/ hiy tent this afternoon promptly at Ia
,'rln.k Ia hold another meeting.
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STAT T. FAIR.
Low Rates Via Baltimore and ohio Rail
roau,

Low Rates Via Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road.
The Thirty-eighth Annual Ohio State
Fair will he held oil the New Grounds, at
Columbus, O., on August 18th, Both and
2lst, and September LIST and ID, ls-1.
The New Grounds have been handsome
~ fitted up, and are acknowledged to be
the finest in arrangement OF any III the
county.
Everything new!
New Grounds, New buildings, New
Grand Stand, New Track.
Premiums, S25, 600.
Races Every Day.
On the above dates, the Il. * o. L. X.
Company will sell round trip tickets TO
Columbus. ut one fare for the round trip.
For time OF special and regular trains,
see small bills, or call upon ~ address the
agents OF the +. X q. L X.
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SECOND DAY.


kEowr as the Military Society OF tariirs'
West Vlr-iu,l Ctvllr.. consisting O. 2 per
maneat trr,,Ilnt, Vac President. Nrcre-
.ary aud Corresponding Secretary from
.acn cowparS OF the Regiment, anta Cen
.-rl Treasurer. ety., and that sand officers
.uali be Immediately elected and appointed
,or one year from this date, and whose
duty it shall be to perform all the several
duties dependent upon them in their sew
sral offices, etc. and that there shall he
entered upon Il book Tor that purpose the
names Of all the surviving members OF sald
Regiment.
Alter a number OF addresses had been
made and a considerable amount OF other
business transacted, the meeting adjourn
ed with the understanding that the mem-
hers present were Ia Te-aSscmhlc 1T the
same hall at , p. III. to-day. \ line was
then formed outside, uUou the City Hail
suuarr. and the Veterans marched IN 4
body to The Mcclure House, where they
broke ranks aud scattered over the town.
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Oh, Whlt u Beat.

SD1ciI Telegram Ia ne E'qiS'r.
SASDrSKY, August 2l--The Sindus-
kys easily defeated the Evansville to-day.
The visitors ficlded poorly, while the home
team gave S,hcll admirable support
Scoring was very wild, giving tive men
barse on balls, hitting two men and having
five wild pitches. Parker, released by
Sandu~ky, caught \ fairly good game tor
Iinesyillr. Smurthwaitr, who played
badly at short, complained of sickness and
was sent to right and was relieved by Dick
Radcliffe. Battlnge's base running, Il
beautiful double play b.. lIcwcr, Curry and
Miller, and Chrisman's loE" slide, were
the features.
ISNISps ......I > g : % e = .
SnudU,a, ... ......~.t O. / ID q ] o.
LnWr-yi..r .... ..........l O ID y % ! . % -
Base hits, Slndu,Sy Is; Xnesyille f.;
errors, SandusGy :, XIme7yil!c -; two bag
gers, Carry and Miller Of Imcsyillrs;
struck out, Schcll 3; Scoring ,; bases on
balls, of Srhcll ,; Scoring >; batteries
Schell and Chri~mGu, Scoring and Parker.
I mplre, llleIy.
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The Cafe Brunswick.

In these days OF prospective big crowds,
when everybody is looking out for a place
to get Il good meal, well served, it would
be well to bear in mind the superior ad-
vantages held out by the Cafe Brunswick.
Under the management Of Martin Thorn
ton, this superb restaurant has had 4 ca
reer of prosperity never approached by any
similar concern in the city, and during
Reunion week the proprietor intends 10
hold out unusual advantages and induce
ments to the hungry multitude. Go to the
Cafe Brunswick.
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Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: 'llayir. received 50 much benefit
lrGm Electric Filters, | feel il my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have hal
= running sore ON my leg for eight years;
nay doctors told me | would have to have
the bone srrapcd or leg amputated. used,
instead. three bottles of Electric Filters
and seven boxes Buckleu's Arnica Salve,
AMI my lcg is now sound and we'll
Electric Biticrs are sold ut fifty cents a
bottle, and Buctlcn's Arnica Salve at 25c.
Der box lev logan x Co.
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The Cleveland, L"rain and Wheeling Rail
road 10 the Front.

Tie {, l.. 4 ". L. K. have arranged
for sperial trains from Martins Ferry and
ED,Ilirc nail works and intermediate
stations every fifty minutes, connecting at
West Wheeling with a line Of ferry boats
to the Fair Grounds on the Island, At very
low rates. This arrangement will he a
mcat help to the people who can reach
the C., / Il W. K * at points along the
Ohio side Of the river.
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] take the pleasure To inform you that
on and after September l,t next, / will be
engaged with Esgar, Wa:rick * Co, with
whom will be able to give yOu all the
advantages, as well IS having an entire
new stock Of Dry Goods, DC. Thanking
YOU for past fayors bestowed on NE, and
soliciting your further patronage,
| am, respectfully yours,
MISS MINNIE BEIEIi.
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IimckIrn'n ArnICn SalNe.

The hest saIve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, UlccGs, Salt Rheum, Feye,
Sore., letter, Chappcd Hands, Chilblains.
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles. or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give satisfaction oil
money refunded. Price - cents per box.
For ode kY LnVen y Go.
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along these t4ukS where nov VT are ge.
ioiclug, not over them vangniShment, hut
over the country reunited forever. The
war Is Owe, rrd When Nnu hear q sol
dIrr parAdIng his rc,urd. aud lighting
over again the battles of cid, aud tying
10 keep alive those ISSUES now dead, you
may rest assured he did little fighting in
the period from 1851 to lSG5.
If some foreign power would attack
these United States | doubt not that the
boys who wore the blue and those who
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-25

If you want some first elias sport at
tend the Kalamazoo and Wheeling games
August -, %. -. Tickets are on sale
at Mcdyr Il Bros, cigar store for the
Kalamazoo aud Wheeling games this
week.
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l'ittsburg and Return.

Commencing Sunday, June 9TH, aid
continuing every Sunday until further no.
tice, the h. Il o. will sell excursion tickets
and return at the low rate Of 81. 80, AMI to
Washington, Pa, and return at Sl.oO.
Trains leave at > and S:l0a. M, returning
At 7 and II 10 p. m.
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presided over the meeting, and called it 10
order about $40.
The first part of the prog smme opened
with. Military Overture by the Opera
House Orchestra, which was rendered IN
very good style, and was pleasantly re-
Ceived by the audience.
Chairman HAYES then called upon Chap
lain Bolton, OF West Liberty, who adj
dressed the audience very nicely IN a
speech. Hedwelt particularly upon the reia-
t,ou Of the eN. CoufedeTates with their
Northern brethren. His address
was interrupted ~ u dog fight, which
caused some merriment ~ the audience
and drew forth several witty remarks from
the speaker. Among other things the
Chaplain said. Il for one never considered
that the CoutrdeIat,s got out OF the uiun,
and believe they are now glad they were
forced 10 Succumb 10 the prOwesS OF the
Union army. Had 1t not been So there
would uuw bg
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PROBABLY FATAL.
ACCIDENTAL SGroIlNG On THE ISLAND
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Two BIS P.grorl with Gaa 2g.le.-Oas Of
T..sa, Js Gar.r, Dangerously
Wounded.

! ~sicldHy afternoon al accident OCCURRED
on the Fair Grounds that may prove fatal.
4 YOUNG man na,uci Louis klari picked
up q target gun at range on the grounds,
and before he lifted it from tue stand the
gun was discharged. At n distance OF
about twenty five yards away behind, the
target stood a boy named Norwood
Richardson, aged II, son OF William
Rirhmdson. The ball struck him in the
left thigh and passed through the flesh
striking another boy named Joe Garner,
lucd II. who was sitting on the ground,
IN the back on the right side of the back
bone, passing through and entering the
lung.
Both bows were Immediately carried to
the hospital tent, where DrS. Edwards and
Dickrv, who were on duty, dressed the
wounds. and the boys were carried home
Garner lives at No. 80 Zane street, and IL
dangerously wounded, Young RIchard-
sun Is not badly injured, but Will he u
Bile TO he about for some time. hlan was
arrested and taken before Justice Peter
man, who held him in the sum oil S"OO Tor
his appearance on the 3Oth INST. MT.
klali furnished bail. lie is very much
shocked at the accident aud was perfectly
hllmclrss. ~ ne was lust in the act oil
plrkiug the gun up to shoot when IL was
discharged. Shooting ranges should he so
arranged that there may he no danger
from stray balls.
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which
I'd more
good feeling, en-
thusjasIu curiialI-
.ty, aud hearty IN
trrcs,. than the
gathering IN the
canvas tabernacle
last night has NOT
been held in
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Il. a O..
q. 4, X ]IseuniOu,

For the accommodation of those who
may attend the Reunion al Wheeling, W.
Va, August 25d, 9th, 18th, and 10Th,
train No. II, lFairmOnt accommodation,
will not leave Wheeling on above dates
until 6:lO p. III.
On the same dates, a special train will
leave Wheeling at l0:5Op p. II. for Cameron,
W. Va, stopping at ali stations.
Returning will leave Cameron 1T I2S 4.
m, running ~ first section of No. - to
Wheeling.
EXTRA bargains in Cashmeres and silks
~ .. -. o.. A. rr1,,,,'
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TIE most delicious glass of Ice Cream
coda to be had in the city at Ieigentelder's,
lust below the REGISTER office.
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New line of Fall Carpets are now in.
Extra low prices during Reunion week, at
Stone x Thomas.
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M. & s. ~BRUBaKER

,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ONO.
y town: In tn" circuit Court of 90.
West Virginia. August Rulr., H..
Ada l.. Barr. cx,rulriX 9th" VII.
OF Ruh.Tl G.. Iarr. drrra>,G..
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FIFTY pieces of all-wool Carpets, Just
received At lowest price ever reached, at
Stone * Thomas.
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THE sporting event of the season, kaIa-
ma2oo ". Wheeling, August p, 2G, -.
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SPECIAL bargains in black and colored
Silks this week, at Stone X Thomas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-25

THE largest line of Carpets ever brought
to the city, to lie seen at Stone x Thoma- .
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GREAT bargains IN Ladies and Gents
shoes TO make room for Fall Goods at JOS.
HAsrNAvEE's, lois Main street,
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SEE tie champion kalamazoo team play
hall Thursday. fnday and Saturday.
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THOUSANDS PRESENT

At IA. Great Meeting on TIA" Fair Grounds
Last night.
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/ 'FNltl.'.ANHA ava N'F' $50
fore. Il
Chorus. "N.aht Song Of the Warriors,
.W,Iurr.I - the German >."-'HG 9'I's
liz, OF Wheel. II.
CoLuyEL DAN JOHNSON,
NJ IN. Fourteenth West Virginia regiment,
v.s next introduced. lii address IL
.uFtl the following. The Society "i ihc
| Array OF West Virginia IL composed ol
priyates as well aS Officers, while all other
,rmy societies are composed almost en-
tirriv of officers. We have learned that
that they are all men, 10 matter whether
they carried the swords or the mu~Kcts.
Vs., learned the friendship and k:nshlP
which comes Of the touch OF the elbow.
Did YOU ever realize that nearly every sol
der in the Army OF West Virginia came
from the immediate hulGtls OF Mason ana
DIxou's line. We, on the south oItG.S line,
had a peculiar institution, and ! believe
We would have all bcra p!cistdto live here
without it. Oar instructions were dllier-
eut from those OF the North, and our sen
timrnts were opposite, but when the chief
executive called upon us to preserve inns
union all these feeling disappeared, ana
w Joined in n common army. hen
see one old soldier almost totterlng on the
crave, throw his arms round another old
soldier aud kiss him, | think something
moro than ordinary friendship exists.
Where the ties OF friendship are sealed
with blooI, they are made to last Tor ever.
| I rejoice that | enable To
MEET OLD COMRADES HERE.
| rejoice that you are permitted to meet
old comrades here. May the stars and
stripes float forever over 4 prosperous AMI
united people. The star SpangIcd Ban
ntr" Childrrn's Chorus lay tn" Societies
with Orchestra, was rendered very nicely,
the audience Joining m thU chorus, ana
making Il very pleasing rl'cv:, hut rcndr
iug the time q httlc uncertain.
Immediately upon the closing OF the
piece three cheers were given iur the led
white aud blue aud the gu~to with which
they were delivered. showed that the old
vets had not forgotten their c"lurS.
The chairman then introduced the old
war Governor, f. II lIrip.nt. Tie an
nouncemcut OF lis name va, the signal
tor drll,uing outhur,ts Of cheers, which
lasted several mi"utrs.
cuyEENcG rlEEroNr
s,;j. 81 Ms ,,,.a ,oup, man and my
y,i',. go, .,riII. hui noN ara "a Old man,
Lnt NV rrr~, i still fuII Fellow citizens.
nm embarrassed at the outset. I've been
asked several time, to day to say some
tbinr Yhaut fine BEGINNING of tie war, for
The L,ppfft a. SOM, ui the young folks vino
cam not remember il.
m, Cn,,rnnr then went into detail
,.o,r,.n;r,. some Of the earlier occurrences
~r,up....d with the war. and rlr cutting
,Ls.r;L,I h,., he ,,rn, hrmc Il, VAT, and
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ON Saturday. August 2lth, the Clcvc-
land and rlttshur% Railroad will sell eN-
cur,ion tickcts to Cleveland and return,
good until Thursday, September lst, at
the low rate OF - -. Special train will
leave Bridgeport at 7:l2 i. m. tcity time,
and arrive al Cleveland ut 1913 p. III.
Tickets good 10 return Oh any regular
train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-25

W. D. Hoyt x Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: Wehave
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Billcrs and Bucklcm's Arnica
S;lye Tor two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell So we'll, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
remedies in this city Several cases of pro-
nounccd consumption have been entirely
cured by use of a few bottles of DIR. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Biticrs. We guarantee them al
WAYS. Sold by Logan Il Co.
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IErir creams AMI water lees served
elegantly and quickly u /lg-euieIdrvs Ice
Cream plr'urS, Mlrkel street. iusS south
OF the EEDI~yEE building.
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KALAMAZOO vs. Wheeling, August -,
lG ~
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See the IntcIIigcnccr's Biz Reunion
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7r.. f...u D.. m. Tain last ou Oh" b *
ID Nail ram through To- Grafton on Friday
n..nr august 2Gtr. making Tie necessary
stop
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TEr ou- Ladies Fine Dongola Kid
hand turned shoes al - rU worth - UD.
Jus. NNeENAUEE.
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An INFORMAL CAMP FIRE.
Held Ia the Zig Tent Music. Speeches an
Music Make Things Lively.

Held Ia the Big Ten Music, Speeches and
Music Make Things Lively.
4 meeting occurred in the Big tent yes
teyday afternoon that Was not down OH the
programme. 4 great many people Lad as
Sembled on the grounds, among whom
we're . great many veterans, and rs the
childrens' chorus was then practising, it
was thought an informal camp fire would
he entertaining, and i. certainly proved to
be 80. Capt. DOyener called the meeting
to order, and the meeting was opened by
singing John Browns Body Amer.
lea followed, after which Prot. Needen
sang Marching Through Georgia the
audience Joining in the chorus.
Capt DOyeuer then introduced General
William Blakely, Of Pittsburg, who made
4 stirring speech, in which he spoke OF the
benefits OF reunions such A. the present one
and lie related several incidents under his
own observation showing this to be a tact.
At the conclusion OF ten. hlakely's
speech Pref. Weedman sang 81 Mon For
ever" aud the audience Joined in heartily,
As they did also in Tramp, Tramp, Tramp,
the Bows are Marching" which was sung
neat. While these songs were being sung
the enthusiasm was great and all
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aud shouted. G,rrrd :..tkcly introduced
Dr. douglass, OF rItlaburg, WHO he stated
was a member ot the home guards and =
very modest young man. DIR. Douglas Is
an old, white. haired gentleman, and 4 fine
speaker. lie said he was down for q
speech tomorrow. and he would only tell
an incident. lie then told about a General
who was strutting up and down, remark